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by _factor 4d ago
My kid wasn’t progressing quite as well as their older sibling at a young age. They would trip over things and not be as interested in certain play activities. Dark under eye circles were also more pronounced (straining). During a checkup
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by _factor 5d ago
Did you read the article?
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by _factor 10d ago
Then they should stop selling hardware they don’t plan to support. Me-ish when you spend $1,500 on a piece of hardware is completely acceptable.
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by _factor 16d ago
They also open just as fast! Near instantaneously! Yuck!
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by _factor 19d ago
Hardware debugging and firmware details lead to thinking/testing loops on all but the frontier here.
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by _factor 1mo ago
I’m fine with that being the default. I know plenty of people who would have emulated the Win malware situation on their phone otherwise. I’m not ok with it being the only option.
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by _factor 1mo ago
They will be instantly bought out by companies, not individuals. The consumer bubble won’t pop for quite a while yet. Production also won’t ramp up while lack of real competition keeps the demand high.
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by _factor 2mo ago
It’s not hypothetical. Magic strings are a known and implemented feature for standard model interaction. Nearly impossible to detect unless you know where to look with current technology.
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by _factor 2mo ago
Next up. CPUs that will spit out the wrong calculations 1/1M times. You’ll have to pay more for the enterprise version to get uncorrupted processing. The spare traces cost 5 cents, but we can charge 20% more for the privilege instea
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by _factor 2mo ago
Right, the opinion shifting to the people being unworthy of uncorrupted data unless they’re wealthy enough to pay the artificial extortion price for integrity.
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by _factor 2mo ago
This will ensure there never is.
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by _factor 2mo ago
Mostly lack of competition and anti-trust regulation. Who would use a worse service when a healthy alternative exists?
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by _factor 2mo ago
You need to work on your reading comprehension. I am not the parent.
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by _factor 2mo ago
You just pull the loose string end to relieve the knot? The loop just pulls out.
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by _factor 2mo ago
Your accusatory ignorance is not mine to relieve. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils_backdoor
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by _factor 2mo ago
To what end? I can think of 10 reasons immediately off the top of my head, but it’s far easier to fill existing open source projects with agent contributors for most of them. Do you really need someone to rhyme out why state actors do what
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by _factor 3mo ago
His final stream is illuminating if you can still find it. He speaks directly about Kramnik who he grew up idolizing right before his friend had to pull him away for erratic behavior. His comments during that stream strongly point to a su
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by _factor 3mo ago
He basically pushed a player going through a crisis to suicide with his baseless accusations. Proceeded to make public derogatory remarks right after they passed while the family barely started grieving. This is a slap on the wrist.
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by _factor 3mo ago
Conveniently it cost around $200 every 5-7 years to replace all 4.
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by _factor 3mo ago
That’s just a line. More like, “We can collect our own data”, or “We can lock them in and collect subscription fees.”
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by _factor 3mo ago
Real coffee beans not genetically engineered to grow fast with caffeine densities high enough to make explosives out of.
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by _factor 3mo ago
The robot figured out how to bump the lock. The obvious solution is to ban the robot.
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by _factor 3mo ago
Then proceeds to state a smarter model and instruction following as the reasons for success.. without actually testing anything.
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by _factor 3mo ago
They don’t just understand, they basically promote it.
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by _factor 3mo ago
1. The contractors move to where the money is. They will migrate to specialized work that will not benefit those who can’t afford “competitive” prices. 2. You can borrow 1T dollars in cash, effectively maxing out what the physical world
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by _factor 3mo ago
1T dollars allows you to corner the best contractors, maybe most of them, for your own projects while houses remain unbuilt.
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by _factor 3mo ago
It’s not the lifestyle that makes some people unhappy, it’s the knowledge that there is suffering around the world they can do near nothing to stop. Not everyone frames their happiness solely on conditions within their own sphere. Knowledg
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by _factor 4mo ago
You’re still free to walk to your destination instead of driving, it would just be a lot of time friction. Funny how reducing the friction with technology eventually increased the friction of the older transportation methods.
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by _factor 4mo ago
I have vivid dreams and smells from a surgery where the visions and feeling of them poking me are incredibly intense. The question is whether it’s a memory or a manifestation of fear. I rarely dream (every few years), but this vivid dream
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by _factor 4mo ago
And giving those same people more power makes it more difficult to fix the core problems.

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